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Perhaps that is a trend in big cities or among the elite, but do you have a source indicating this is generally true?

• LargoLasskhyfv 6y ago
  It depends. From personal experience i only know a hand full. Then it further depends on what you mean by big city. What about any city which has social hotspots in the "Plattenbauten" social housing projects built since the 70ies? Where often the temporary housings for the refugees have been located, and then later on integrated into the already less than ideal situation in schools there. I feel like i have read hundreds of cases from all across the country confirming what i experience personally. Groups of naughty little assholes from early childhood to puberty, terrorizing and vandalizing anyone and everything. Not all of them, but many. This may look like I'd favor the AFD, or something similar. But I don't. Just watching and noticing the change in general, confirmed by the few people i personally interact with, in part heavily sobered up by what they experienced when engaging into voluntary support work for them, the feeling of entitlement some had, the rage when confronted with the not so rosy reality, and so on.